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# Exporting a Floor Plan

You can export your floor plan from the Moasure app to share with colleagues, clients, or other software.

Exporting creates a file that can be viewed, printed, or imported into other applications.

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### Export a Floor Plan

To export a floor plan:

1. Open the **saved floor plan** you want to export.
2. Tap **File** in the bottom toolbar.
3. Tap **Export**.
4. Choose the desired **export format**.
5. Select where you want to send or save the file.

The exported file can then be shared or stored on your device.

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### Available Export Formats

Depending on your needs, you may be able to export the floor plan in several formats, including:

**PDF**\
A formatted document suitable for sharing or printing.

**CAD (DXF / DWG)**\
A file that can be opened in CAD software.

**CSV**\
Measurement data in a spreadsheet format.

**Image (PNG / JPEG)**\
A static image of the floor plan.

**MFile**\
The native Moasure project file for sharing and reopening in the Moasure app.

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### Tip

Exported files can be shared through email, messaging apps, cloud storage, or other file sharing services.

This makes it easy to send floor plans to clients or continue working with them in other software.


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